Cantilever shelves are storage shelves designed specifically for long, large, or irregular goods, with the following characteristics: Unique structure: composed of columns and horizontally extending cantilever beams, without layer barriers, suitable for storing materials such as steel, pipes, plates, profiles, and fabrics. Flexible access: The cantilever can adjust the spacing according to the size of the goods, and forklifts, cranes, and other equipment can directly access goods from the front end of the cantilever, making operation convenient. Strong spatial adaptability: It can effectively utilize the high space in the warehouse and can be customized with single or double cantilever structures to meet different site and cargo weight requirements. Limitations: The storage efficiency of small and scattered goods is low, and the force characteristics of the cantilever determine that it is not suitable for long-term bearing of excessive eccentric loads. The load-bearing capacity of cantilever shelves needs to be combined with single arm load-bearing and overall structural design, usually within the following range: Lightweight cantilever shelving: The single arm load-bearing capacity is generally between 50-200kg, suitable for storing lightweight long materials (such as small pipes, profiles, fabric rolls, etc.), mostly used in e-commerce and light industry warehouses. Medium sized cantilever shelves: Single arm load-bearing capacity is usually between 200-500kg, and can store medium weight long strip goods (such as medium-sized steel, wood, metal bars, etc.), commonly found in small and medium-sized manufacturing warehouses. Heavy duty cantilever shelves: Single arm load-bearing capacity can reach 500-2000kg, and some customized models can even reach over 3000kg. They are mainly used in heavy industrial scenarios to store heavy steel, large pipelines, heavy plates, etc
